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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1991-04-24, Page 36Pape 22 Times -Advocate, April 24. 1991 Exeter and Area Jr. Co Hawks Annual Meeting at SHRC _ May 16 8:00 p.m. Please plan to attend as the Jr. D Hawks need your support. Exeter Mixed Shuffleboard April 18 3 game wiener 011ie Essery 342 4 game winners Charles Tindall 373 Howard Johns 356 328 313 Mabel McKnight Lloyd Lovell 5 games Marjorie Hodgen Wilma Davis John Pepper Hugh McKay .Laverne Stone 477 468 415 396 387 VILLAGE OF ZURICH TENDER CONSTRUCTION OF CONCRETE SIDEWALKS Tenders are being accepted for work to be done In the Village of Zurich as follows: For removal and disposal of approximately 902 linear meters (2963 linear feet) concrete sidewalk. For the replacement of approximately 1070 square meters of concrete sidewalk. Tender documents detailing description of work must be picked up at the municipal office 22 main street Zurich during office hours 9:00-4:00 p.m. Monday to Friday. Tenders will be received by the Clerk Treasurer until 5:00 p.m. on Wednesday May 8, 1991. Clinton Community Credit Union Limited FACT: The Credit Union is owned by its mem- bers and is operated by and for them only. FACT: The Credit Union uses the deposits of members to lend to its members only. SACT: All members deposits are insured up to $60,000 PLUS each R.R.S.P. is Individu- ally insured up to $60,000.00. FACT: Personal Cheques only .300 each .Business cheques only .400 each. There are no other service or printing charges for writing a cheque. FACT You should join our Credit Union today. 374 Main Street Exeter, Ont. 235.0840 70 Ontario St. Clinton, Ont. 482-3456 National 'Dust invites you to a You could win one of three Jeep. YJs just for Opening a National Trust Total Chequing Account. Check out National Rust for details today! Open: Mon., Tues., Wed. a a.m. to 6 p.m. Thursday, Friday $ a.m. to II p.m. Saturday f a.m. to 1 p.m. 426 Main Street, Exeter, Ontario Tel: (519) 235.0530 tiontal NDN ye* stainour font • set Is h}hlntd %Menne at Mitch merle,C.Md. Ud k•, .&,.*Rd ww What's the call? - Referee John Quinn instructs members of the Lu - can and district Minor Soccer League on some of the new rule changes for those who missed Saturday's clinic. Another will be held this weekend in St. Columban. Workshop to deal with substance abuse in the workplace BLYTH - Between 5 - 10 percent of the employee population_ within any organization has a substance abuse problem to some degree. These figures obtained from the Ad- diction Research Foundation indi- cate that drugs, including alcohol, may be affecting employee perfor- mance. Early intervention is the key to solving problems. The Huron Addiction Assessment and Referral Centre, Addiction Re- search Foundation, and a working committee of representatiWes from local industry and business have planned a workshop "Intervening With The Problem Employee: From Addiction to Wellness" for May 15, from 11 a.m .to 4 .p.m. at the Blyth Memorial Hall. Local employers, human resources, per- sonnel, and all those who are con- cerned with employee health are in- vited to attend. The goal of the workshop orga- nizers is to increase awareness of Town and Country Bowling ZURICH - The scores for the Town and Country Bowling Lanes. MONDAY NITE LADIES Red Devils • Patti -Ann Dickers 633, Alley Cats - Marlene Bedard 646, Town A Country - Verl n Huston 551, Happy Gang • Sherrie Edwards 616, Roadrun- ners li - Anita Faber 543, Packers • Elaine Weido 568, Silly Six • Judy Stev- er 723, P' grappers Theresa Stark 626, s Odds u lends - Joyce Bailey 593, Strikes A. Mrs. - Denise Schr r 548, Jolly Six - Nell McCann 550, High Sb - gals - Sandra Dickers 343, High Triple - Sandra Dickers 790, High Average - Samba Dickers 212.7. TUESDAY MENS Signs & Shirts - Ron Dann 634, Fam- ily Affair - Jason Sehilbs 783, Newoam- ers • Klaus Jeromkin 674, Da:hounds Too - Leo Hoffman 580, Krodyke . Luke Momnsersteeg 660, Highrol ers - Paul Rood 653, Wrecking Crew • Gary Huston 673, Rockets • Jim Bedard 714, High Single - Jim Snaith 365, High Tr.ple - Ler ooyy Melodies 804, High Aver- age - 011ie P.dwordr 217.5. MONDAY GRAND BEND SENIORS Loran Devine 475, Phil Robinson 412, Dorothy Cutting 371, Clayton Lo - vie 369, Aileen Raysllt 368, Olive Webb 367, Nola Taylor 354, Verna Lir- vie 288, Mary Robinson 288. MONDAY TRAILER PARK GROUP Allih Sown 382, Ron Allen 413, Bill Davies 413, N.S. • Ron Allen 175, 189.11.S. • Bill DAaies 161. TUESDAY CAP Joe Fahie 104, Don Grob 114, Doug Needs 100, Coach Joan Smith 101. WEDNESDAY MORNING LADIES Maids Baynhom 456, Pew Fergu- son 568, Ronda* Baende 422, Louise Wein 447. Ina Browning 442, HS. - Grace Drnnsnnond 242, N.S. - Peggy Ferguson 225. N.S. - Dorothy KiWer 218. THURSDAY GRAND COVE April 18: Ole Olekson 516, Bob Simpson 514, Edith McCall 511, Kay Maher 502, Frank Allen 467, Kay Allen 443. THURSDAY GOLDEN AGE Hard McEwen 396, Thelma Thiel 349, Nora Heard 270. Maude Weston 251, Lyda Gaudier 289, Biu Burr 350, Austin Hartman 278, HS. - Haul McE• wen 229, hill Burr 193. FRIDAY NITE MIXED LEAGUE' Hoe Shots • Jim MOMS 617.231, Hrsdingers • Lawn. Dykstra 586-221, Huth hippiesAm h Bedun i 711-277, FamilyFamilyTies - Deas Dwr.M.572.209, Ramblers • Goat swtuchiak 688. 255. Dirty Deans • Jim Janna 565.224.. the issues related to addictions, wellness, employee assistance pro- grams and community services. The keynote speaker Harry Hodg- son, an EAP consultant with the Windsor office of the Addiction Re- search Foundation, will open the day with a presentation on the "Impact of Drugs & Alcohol on the Workplace". This will be followed by small group discussions on top- ics including Employee Assistance Programs (EAP), Assisting Em- ployers with Problems, Starting an EAP and the Problem -Solving Pro- cess. The day will end with a panel presentation of community services available to both the employer and the troubled employee. The cost of this workshop is $30 which includes lunch. Further in- tl, formation and registration can be N obtained by contacting Huron Ad - f diction Assessment and Referral .' Centre in Clinton at 482-1767. A well prepared resume will help you get the job you are looking for! { A resume detailing an applicant's work history and education Is extremely helpful to an employer who is seeking a person for a specific job vacancy. 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